Jerry Joseph Reihenfolge der Bücher

When you read these poems, hopefully you will pause, reflect and ponder the words. Each poem has a message that is worthwhile for consideration by every person. The intention is to stir, arouse thinking and actions for all Americans. The poems are also intended to renew our patriotism and family values. And to remember certain events and contributions of special people, plus review our personality and everyday living. Some are a sad commentary on our society and actions. This is a great country and all should be proud for what it stands for and to remain free great sacrifices are demanded. Most in our society have a tendency to be short sighted, not able or willing to see through all that is happening to realize that virtually every generation is called upon for sacrifice. We must be aware that our nation and world is changing at a fast pace and past actions

A botched alchemical experiment tosses Hal Morgan the scion of a wealthy Louisville family and perhaps a relative of Twain's Hank Morgan--into a whacky dimension, where the characters of Arthurian legend indeed exist! Hal soon finds himself involved upon a dangerous quest to save Arthur's court from the plotting of a mysterious black knight. Joined by a sprightly female warrior and a whimsical thief, Hal must confront a mangy werewolf, talking salmon, an exceedingly amorous Morgan Le Fay, belligerent giants, man-eating witches, a libidinous troll princess, walking eyes, a kelpie, and a dangerous magical forest before he can unmask and defeat Arthur's adversary. At times humorous, at times satirical, A Kentucky Colonel in King Arthur's Court is a fast-paced adventure in the style of that grand old fantasy magazine Unknown Worlds. Also included is The Swamp Maiden of Venus, a bittersweet tale of youthful romance and a boy's addiction to fantasy.